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11 -4 the policy of his department and. what the townspeople were exacting. Councilman Madsen spoke with reference to a section of the milk ordinance which he questioned. Mayor Orloff explain � same to his satisfacation. The Council expressed satisfaction over th Hpies of the ordinance prepared by the Clerk for distribution. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1531 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the munici al officers' for the month of December and amounting to 9745.00. No. 1532 -- Authorizing the payment to T.H.Silver, Town Treasurer the sum of $75.00 for six coupons of interest ® $12.50 each for the Municipal eater Bonds. Action of the resolutions were then taken as follows., Resolution No. 1531--Adopted on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Council - tian Olesen-And with all the Councilmen in favor of same. No. 1532 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Council- man Madsen and with all the Councilmen in favor of same. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:30 o'clock to meet in regular session on Monday evening, FebruaXy 4, 1935 at 7:30 o'clock. Approved: Mayor H Pleasanton, California, January 14, 1935. The' Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton .was called to order at 7:30 P.M. on the above written date by Mayor Thos'. Orloff. Present at roll call were Councilmen: Madsen, Amaral, Olesen, Rivolta and Orloff. \ The Clerk advised the Council that the special meeting had been called with reference to S ' R.A. projects and more° especially _the project of the sewer farm. He advised that he had secured information from the S.E_.R.A. headquarters to the affect that 196 feet of 10" vitrified pipe would �edonated to the project if the submission of the project was not delayed. Councilman Madsen advised that an additional 700 feet would be, needed and he figured that the approximate cost of materials to be supplie=d by the municipality as amounting_ to $300.00 more or less., It was decided that Mr. Madsen should go into the project and outline same and that it should be submitted. Councilman Olesen took up the matter of pipe needed for drainage projects and it was decided that same should be ordered if the sewer farm project was approved. Discussion followed with regards to putting in curb and gutter similiar to what was done by the S.E.R.A. at San Leandro and which had been highly successful. It was decided that Councilman Olesen and the Clerk should go to San Leandro at their convenience and investigate this work. The Clerk then read out the following license applications received by the State Board of Equalization and which had been referred tto the Council for their consideration.:- "Off Sale" License for Liquor Chris 'Petersen Other Than Beer or Wine 4 Railroad Ave. C -3879 Pleasanton, Calif. "On Sale" Beer and Wine License "On Sale" Beer and Wine License "On SaleQ Beer and Wine License "On,''Sale" .Beer and Wine License "On' Sale" Beer. and Wine License "On Sale"-Beer and Wine License "On Sale" Beer and Wine License James George, Cor. Main & Angela St. A -6692 Pleasanton, Calif. A. D. Irwin 725 Main St., A -8254 Pleasanton, Calif Albert L. Johnson 511 Main Street, A -7976 Pleasanton, Calif. John Ratti 608 Main St., A -6996 Pleasanton, Calif. Joe Passeggi 519 Main Street, A -6690 Pleasanton, Calif. Manuel G. Oliveria 711 Main Street, A -6259 Pleasant on, Calif. Angelo Uliano, 742 Main St. A -6673 Pleasanton, Calif. u r._: